Arsenal’s search for a world-class striker has taken center stage again—and this time, former England midfielder Joe Cole has added fuel to the fire by recommending none other than Victor Osimhen.

Speaking on The Dressing Room podcast, Joe Cole made it clear:

I said it last summer that Arsenal should have gone and got Victor Osimhen. I know the money might be a little bit less now, which makes it more enticing. I think in terms of what you’d pay for him and where he’s at in his career, Osimhen would be a good one for Arsenal.

And he’s not wrong.

Why Osimhen Makes Sense for Arsenal

Arsenal has been impressive under Mikel Arteta, but there’s a growing consensus that they need a true goal-poacher to lead the line. While Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah have contributed, neither has consistently delivered the type of elite goal-scoring output needed to win the biggest trophies.

That’s where Victor Osimhen comes in.

The Nigerian forward has been electric at Napoli and is currently on loan at Galatasaray, where he’s netted 29 goals this season. Osimhen blends blistering pace, aerial dominance, and clinical finishing—exactly what the Gunners have been missing.

A Deal Worth Doing?

Osimhen’s reported release clause is around €120 million, but Joe Cole suggests his price might be dropping. With Napoli open to negotiations and Osimhen likely eyeing a Premier League move, this summer could be Arsenal’s best shot.

And let’s be honest—a front three of Martinelli – Osimhen – Saka, with Odegaard pulling strings behind, could be title-winning firepower.

Final Thought:

Joe Cole’s suggestion might sound bold, but it makes footballing sense. Arsenal is on the brink of greatness. One smart, powerful signing up front could tip the scales.

So… Is Victor Osimhen the missing piece in Arsenal’s title puzzle?

Burnley FC is on the brink of a Premier League return—and their thrilling 2-1 comeback win over Watford proves they’re ready.

Down early in the match, the Clarets showed grit and hunger. Watford’s red cards opened the door, but it was Josh Brownhill’s late winner that sealed the night and sent Burnley soaring to the top of the Championship with 91 points.

Under Vincent Kompany’s leadership, Burnley has transformed into a team that plays with belief, balance, and purpose. From a survival mindset to a title-chasing mentality, Kompany’s Burnley is writing a new story—one of redemption and readiness.

With a few games to go, the Premier League is within touching distance. And Burnley isn’t just trying to return—they’re aiming to return stronger.

In a jaw-dropping twist, Leicester City has officially been relegated after a narrow 1-0 loss to Liverpool—sealed by a brilliant Trent Alexander-Arnold strike.

This marks a painful fall for the 2016 Premier League champions, just nine years after their fairytale title win. Now, they face life in the Championship—a brutal, unforgiving division.

What Went Wrong?

Inconsistency, shaky defense, and poor recruitment haunted their season. The magic that once defined the Foxes vanished—and fast.

What’s Next?

A summer fire sale is expected:

James Maddison, Wilfred Ndidi, and Harvey Barnes are all likely on the move.

Rebuilding will be key, but promotion will not come easy.

Still, Leicester fans remain loyal—and their story might not be over yet.

From miracle makers to fallen giants… can the Foxes bounce back?

We are watching. You should be too.